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( Mohammad Tahir Bin Mapa ),( Nordin Sakke ),( Aliakbar Gulasan ),( Abdul Khair Beddu Asis ),( Sangkyu Rheem ) 단국대학교 사회과학연구소 2012 공공정책과 국정관리 Vol.6 No.2
Managing the environment such as recycling activities requires cooperation from all relevant parties. The importance of recycling practices have been acknowledge to have a positive effect particularly on reducing the consumption of natural resources and energy during product manufacturing. By practicing recycling, the negative impact on the environment can be minimized According to the Ministry of Housing and Local Government, Malaysia 17,000 tonne of garbage have been generated by Malaysian residents (West Malaysia) a day with an average of 0.85/kg/percapita/day. This study is conducted to provide data of recycling related issues such as distribution, composition and the mainactor in the City of Kota Kinabalu. Based on the fieldwork and observations the found that there are nine companies are actively involved in waste material collection. The eight companies are found to collect all kinds of materials particularly iron and aluminum. The study also discovered that the Chinese entrepreneurs are the main key players in the ``industry``. Strategic location and reasonable price are the factors contribute the success of the company. However, competition among the company is also significant.
The Study on Soil Classification in Sri Lanka
현병근,R. B. Mapa,손연규,조현준,신국식,최정원,정석재,장병춘 한국토양비료학회 2015 한국토양비료학회지 Vol.48 No.3
Land information is important for the international agricultural companies. This study investigated the agriculture and soil information in Sri Lanka. This study is the results from investigation of soil properties and agricultural properties determined by the Soil Taxonomy classification system for the soils in Sri Lanka. The order of the main agricultural imports in Sri Lanka was wheat > refined Sugar > dry Onion > Rice > Lentils. The climate of Sri Lanka is divided into three climatic zones. There are a wet zone, an intermediate zone, and a dry zone. Rainfall of the wet zone was 3,000-5,000mm year -1 . The rainfall of the dry zone was less than 1,000m -1 . The intermediate zone was in the middle area. Soil series of Sri Lanka were 109 in total. Detailed information of soil series was: 6 of soil Orders, 15 of Suborders, 39 of Great groups, and 56 of Subgroups. Soil texture of topsoil was much more coarse, but subsoil was gravelly coarse soil. Soil of Sri Lanka was classified as a Soil Order. The orders were Entisols > Alfisols > Ultisols > Inceptisols > Histosols > Vertisols.